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| By Chuck Quinton, Master RST Instructor |
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The correct motion and feel in the right arm in the backswing of the Rotary Hitter is essentially one of the most important aspects necessary to develop a sound swing. The difference between the right arm in the Hitter and Rotary Swinger is significant, basically opposites to a large degree.
In this video, the differences are discussed and the right arm for the Hitter is discussed in detail.
If you find yourself to be the type of golfer that struggles keeping the arms soft and relaxed through impact, make sure you watch and understand this video!
Note how the throwing motion of the right arm brings the right elbow back in front of the body.- Full access to this and 150+ other articles
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